1279 EDWARD I FARTHING

A scarce medieval farthing from the reign of Edward I, struck during the late 13th century. This small copper coin represents an important denomination in English currency history, used for everyday transactions among common people. Edward I's farthings are highly sought by numismatists and medieval history enthusiasts.

The piece displays characteristic features of the period, including the ruler's profile and period-appropriate inscriptions. Condition varies by individual specimen. An excellent addition to any collection of early English coinage or medieval artifacts.